Casa no Campo

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A Dream of Simplicity and Peace: 'Casa no Campo' by Zé Rodrix

Zé Rodrix's song 'Casa no Campo' is a heartfelt ode to the simple life, away from the chaos and noise of urban existence. The lyrics express a deep yearning for a rural retreat where the artist can find peace and inspiration. The desire for 'uma casa no campo' (a house in the countryside) symbolizes a return to nature and a slower pace of life, where one can focus on personal growth and creativity. The mention of 'compor muitos rocks rurais' (compose many rural rock songs) highlights the artist's wish to blend his musical passion with the tranquility of the countryside.

The song also emphasizes the importance of genuine relationships and self-awareness. Phrases like 'a certeza dos amigos do peito e nada mais' (the certainty of close friends and nothing more) and 'a certeza dos limites do corpo e nada mais' (the certainty of the body's limits and nothing more) suggest a desire for authenticity and a deeper understanding of oneself. The imagery of sheep and goats grazing solemnly in the garden, and the silence of tired tongues, evokes a serene and contemplative atmosphere, further reinforcing the theme of peace and simplicity.

Additionally, the lyrics touch on the hope for a better future and the joy of nurturing life. The lines 'a esperança de óculos' (hope with glasses) and 'um filho de cuca legal' (a cool-headed child) reflect a vision of a hopeful and wise future generation. The act of planting and harvesting with one's hands, 'a pimenta e o sal' (the pepper and the salt), symbolizes a connection to the earth and the satisfaction of self-sufficiency. Ultimately, 'Casa no Campo' is a poetic expression of the desire for a life filled with peace, creativity, and meaningful connections.

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